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The Maturity Schedule of the Fed’s Balance Sheet
June 26, 2020
A look at the maturity schedule of the Fed's balance sheet
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Economists Are STILL Bearish on Yields
June 26, 2020
Economists have been expecting higher yields for at least a couple decades.
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Updating Negative Rates
June 26, 2020
An update of the world of negative-yielding debt
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A Look at Regulatory Activity Halfway Through 2020
June 26, 2020
Trump held true on his promise to cut regulations when he took office in 2016. In the past few years, however, the number of pages in the Federal Register have slowly crept higher.
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The S&P 500’s Heavyweights
June 26, 2020
The stock market is its most top-heavy in decades.
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Weekly Research Roundup
June 26, 2020
Select charts from our recent posts
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LT Outlook: Effective Corporate Tax Rates
June 26, 2020
In 1951, corporations in the U.S. paid a 49.7% effective tax rate on profits. That has since fallen to 11.1%.
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Two Powerful Market Forces
June 25, 2020
The markets are caught between two powerful forces, a virus that appears to be picking up speed once again and fiscal/monetary support that appears to be unlimited. Which side prevails in this scenario?
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Quick Comments/What We’re Reading
June 25, 2020
Today's topics include your weekly jobless claims update, the IMF projects deeper recession and slower recovery, private equity coming to your 401k, Canada stripped of AAA rating, quarter-end rebalancing, oil markets and the second wave, how low can mortgage rates go?, more on Buffett's struggles, the alternative data explosion, a euro swaps facility, and how much is Hertz actually worth?
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Cartoons
June 25, 2020
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Talking Markets and the Fed
June 24, 2020
Last week Jim sat down with the Alpha Trader podcast hosts Aaron Task and Stephen to Discuss the economy and the Fed
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Why Is the Market Ignoring Rising COVID-19 Cases?
June 24, 2020
New daily infection counts have started rising in parts of the country. The markets have been slow to respond to this development, focusing instead on the Fed's massive stimulus and a belief that additional shutdowns will not be needed.